10 Songs, 41 Minutes

EDITORS’ NOTES

Some push the envelope—Alex Cameron rips it to shreds then dances in the confetti storm. By inhabiting a “failed artist” persona, Cameron and his saxophonist “business partner” Roy Molloy engage in surreal soft-rock cosplay. A running technique is stitching together couplets that force coffee through nostrils (example: “The devil’s in the deets/And the angel’s in the sheets”). His obsession with dark themes rivals David Lynch. And not far behind is Molloy’s kayfabe saxophone wail unfurling like a Chinese ribbon.

EDITORS’ NOTES

Some push the envelope—Alex Cameron rips it to shreds then dances in the confetti storm. By inhabiting a “failed artist” persona, Cameron and his saxophonist “business partner” Roy Molloy engage in surreal soft-rock cosplay. A running technique is stitching together couplets that force coffee through nostrils (example: “The devil’s in the deets/And the angel’s in the sheets”). His obsession with dark themes rivals David Lynch. And not far behind is Molloy’s kayfabe saxophone wail unfurling like a Chinese ribbon.

TITLE TIME
Candy May
Country Figs
Runnin' Outta Luck
Stranger's Kiss (Duet with Angel Olsen)
Alex Cameron & Angel Olsen
True Lies
Studmuffin96
The Chihuahua
The Hacienda
Marlon Brando
Politics of Love
  • 10 Songs, 41 Minutes
  • Released: Sep 8, 2017
  • ℗ 2017 Secretly Canadian

About Alex Cameron

Alex Cameron

Also known as a member of the Sydney, Australia electronic act Seekae, Alex Cameron made a name for himself as a high-concept singer/songwriter. On his first album, Jumping the Shark, Cameron crafted the persona of a show biz hack -- also named Alex Cameron -- as a vehicle for his wry electro-pop songs about hope and failure. The album was initially released as a free download on his retro-looking website in 2013, and Siberia Records issued the album on LP in 2014. Tours with Mac DeMarco, Kevin Morby, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, and Foxygen raised Cameron's profile, and Secretly Canadian gave Jumping the Shark a wider release in 2016. For his second album, Cameron expanded his concept and collaborators, working with Foxygen's Jonathan Rado, Angel Olsen and the Killers' Brandon Flowers on more sketches of outsiders and misfits. ~ Heather Phares

Songs

Albums

Jumping the Shark

2016

New Music Seminar - New York City - 7/20/10 (2nd Movement - The Future of Media)

2010

She's Mine - Single

2016

Big Enough (feat. Alex Cameron, Molly Lewis & Jimmy Barnes) - Single

2017

Videos

Big Enough (feat. Alex Cameron, Molly Lewis & Jimmy Barnes)

2017